June 6, 2026
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Is there anybody Out There?
Are UFOs real? Citizen Tribune Readers have the answer Are we alone?Have we been visited by travellers from across the stars?With military footage of UFOs or UAPS – Unidentified Aerial…
WSCC PTK Chapter Honored at State, International Levels
The Walters State Community College chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society for community college students, was recognized for its leadership and service at both the state and national levels.
TU promotes young professional to serve as Assistant Dean of Sport Studies
GREENEVILLE – An accomplished young professional with teaching experience on the collegiate and high school levels and extensive community service in her field has been promoted to assistant dean of Tusculum University’s Sport Studies Division.
Talons Up!
Colleges of Distinction COO praises Carson-Newman University in latest national recognition
Elderly Parrottsville duo charged in assault on rescuer
Two elderly Cocke County men were both charged in connection with an assault that happened during recent flash flooding in Parrottsville Thursday.
Today in History
Today is Friday, June 5, the 156th day of 2026. There are 209 days left in the year.
Senate rejects first effort to bar Trump from creating $1.8B settlement fund
WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Republicans cleared the first hurdle on Thursday as they are struggling to pass legislation to fund President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement agencies, narrowly beating back a Democratic effort to permanently block Trump from creating a $1.776 billion settlement fund for payouts to allies who claim they were persecuted by the government.
SCHAS ‘Bang The Chains’ Disc Golf Tournament to be held July 25
The Third Annual “Bang the Chains” Disc Golf Tournament to benefit Senior Citizens Home Assistance Service will be held Saturday, July 25 at Frank Lorino Park in Morristown.
Some Republican governors are rebranding June with conservative alternatives to Pride
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — June is widely recognized as Pride Month, but a handful of Republican governors have also bestowed non-LGBTQ titles on it that advocates on both sides view as counterprogramming.